Which number remains unchanged during photosynthesis?

Question

A: the number of carbon dioxide molecules

B: the number of water molecules

C: the number of carbon atoms

D: the number of glucose molecules

Answer 1

6CO2 + 6H20 + (energy) → C6H12O6 + 6O2
This equation should tell you.

Answer 2

just answer the question DrBob222 please dont play with me right now

Answer 3

C is the correct answer

Answer 4

Why are all the teachers on here so vague? That equation tells me literally nothing DrBob222.

Answer 5

Matter conservations matters quick check unit 7 lesson 17
1. Water undergoing electrolysis
2.the number of carbon atoms
3.mass
4.the mass of the mouse minus the mass of waste produced by the snake.
5. 6

Answer 6

Well if you'd open your eyes, you'd see that DrBob did in fact give you the answer lad. 6 co2 molecules go in to the equation, and *burp* that means there are 6 carbon atoms in there total, then in the product, C6H12O6, you will see at the start that there are 6 carbon atoms.

Answer 7

Anonymous, I think you dropped this crown.

Answer 8

Anonymous, let me just say thank you. but 'The number of carbon atoms" is "The number of carbon dioxide molecules" as of August 23d 2021

Answer 9

Nope. Its Still Carbon Atoms. Anon is still correct to date

Answer 10

Anonymous is 100% right, thanks my guy

Answer 11

these threads are hilarious
also anon is officially a homie

Answer 12

Anon can I call you that? May I just say you are the reason for my happiness. You give light to this dull world.

Answer 13

@Anonymous. Number three is wrong, it's Arrangement of Atoms.

Answer 14

while you may be right about that, anon is still cool